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For Kyle O’Neill – the Daily janitor – this was a week needed.
For Juan Mathews, it was actually worse than what he expected to
do.

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Either way, two people good at cleaning up other’s messes took
care of business on staff picks. With a 13-5 record, O’Neill moved
himself into second place, and going 10-8, Mathews continued to
move the Ann Arbor celebrities back toward respectability.

Naweed Sikora – who takes his time cleaning up his press-box
messes – kept a one-game lead over O’Neill, J. Brady McCollough and
Courtney Lewis with his 10-8 finish. Hell also got a little colder
as Sikora got his best bet, too.

McCollough – self-proclaimed SEC-all-knower – took a hit when
Arkansas and Mississippi State could hardly manage to show up, let
alone try to cover.

Lewis’ 1-3 record in Big 12 knocked her harder than a Nebraska
player would jack a Missouri fan.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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